A major shift in European trade policy could dramatically reshape the electric vehicle market, as the EU proposes new measures to slash imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids by nearly half. The potential deal aims to address concerns over market disruption and unfair competition, signaling a possible overhaul of tariff and regulatory frameworks. Industry analysts warn that such a move could trigger retaliatory actions and disrupt global supply chains already strained by geopolitical tensions. Automakers and policymakers are closely watching as the proposal could redefine trade dynamics in the fast-growing EV sector.
China shock: EU says trade deal could cut up to 50% of Chinese EV and plug-in hybrid imports Fortune
